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Former student leader Gabriel Boric will take on Chile's greatest challenge since the end of the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship when he is sworn in as the youngest president in his country's history o…

Former student leader Gabriel Boric will take on Chile’s greatest challenge since the end of the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship when he is sworn in as the youngest president in his country’s history on Friday. It is a challenge he will tackle alongside

The Economist recently interviewed José Mujica, Uruguay’s president, at his farmhouse outside Montevideo. Here is an edited transcript of the conversation | Americas view

Former Uruguayan Vice President Lucía Topolansy Wednesday turned in her resignation to her seat on the Senate through a letter after 22 years of Parliamentarian services.

Montevideo, Feb 26 (Prensa Latina) Uruguay's Court of Accounts critically observed the government's agreement with the Katoen Natie multinational company for the 60-year exploitation of the Container Terminal, the Uypress news agency reported on Friday.

A university in Argentina is involving students, teachers and staff in financial decisions. The practice has a long history in South America.

A university in Argentina is involving students, teachers and staff in financial decisions. The practice has a long history in South America.

Workers at an industrial park in the Haitian Capital of Port Au Prince are striking over pay while workers in the Dominican Republic have mobilized against rises in the cost of fuel and other basic necessities.

Over the last two weeks a powerful movement of Puerto Rican teachers and public employees has been defying the governor and the Financial Oversight Management Board which controls the island’s finances.

Thousands of Puerto Rican teachers held protests to support demand for increases in pay, while Tijuana, Mexico parents are demanding the state government redress nonpayment of teachers’ wages.